All right, everybody. It is Thursday, August 3rd. You're listening to the mode news podcast.

I'm Moshe Winunu. And I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.

And we read all the news, all the indictments and reading the lines. See it on half too.

Moshe, you're back in New York and the relative cool weather compared to what it was in Texas.

How is your trip? Yeah, I dropped about 30 degrees between Texas and New York. We were having

a very temperate, pretty nice. August so far, knock on wood. I don't want to jinx up. Two days in.

Two days in. Looking pretty good. A trip was good. I don't know how many of your parents are like

this, but my mom has kept probably every paper I wrote, every project I did, starting the elementary

school. And so went through a couple boxes while I was down there. And first I found the printout

of the weather maps I got when I visited WGN, the local news station in Chicago when I was seven

years old and already decided I wanted to be a weather man. And then I found a separate paper I

should or essay I wrote in fourth grade with really great handwriting. By the way, my cursive was

really I have to compliment myself. It's gone straight downhill. It's not legible anymore. I have

to say as somebody who gets handwritten envelopes from you. It has gone downhill. It's gone down

hill since the early 90s. Anyway, bottom line is I wrote this essay in the early 90s saying

everyone take care of the environment. I'm really worried about the environment and global warming.

And I lay out like here's what happens if we don't do anything. And I begin with we're going to

have to remain indoors a lot because it's going to be way too hot outside. And I'm like wow,

a little nine year old mosh. You had some you had some foresight there or at least somebody was

telling you that you're out of your time for real. Though interestingly, the other thing I was

really worried about, and I think all of us of that age were was the ozone layer. Remember the

ozone layer was like it's the end of the world with the ozone layer. And that actually due to man

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